Sentence examples for detention place from inspiring English sources

But I stayed for 40 days in another detention place before finally being released.

Critics have numerous objections on legal, practical, and moral grounds, and because the numbers in detention place immense fiscal burdens on governments, many commentators believe that opportunities now exist to revisit these practices.

She was recalled from her diplomatic posting to Geneva this year after two European corruption investigations came embarrassingly close to her, and she speaks of some of her associates ending up in "the scary SNB detention place where they can do anything with anyone".

In 1993 there were 250 detention places.

The closures will cut more than 500 onshore detention places.

Ten days later, after the Americans started bombing, Mr. Salman and inmates of the Zaiona prison began an odyssey around other Baghdad detention places.

He also said he had been tortured throughout his seven-month detention, placed in solitary confinement for more than three months and not allowed basic rights.

Matthew Phillips, human rights director with GetUp, said the violence Abbott and Webb witnessed was "the grave danger the Turnbull government's abusive policy of offshore detention places people in on a daily basis".

Immigration and Customs Enforcement released a statement saying it takes great care to ensure the safety and well being for each of the 330,000 detained individuals who come through their detention places each year.

Mr Crosby, who was in charge of 59 state-run prisons with around 89,000 inmates (plus another 70 or so smaller detention places), had become the subject of federal and state investigations alleging that he misappropriated state funds and property and was involved in steroid trafficking.To clean up the mess, Mr Bush hired James McDonough as the new FDC head and gave him a free hand.

The commission's first report on the subject, in 2004, found that mandatory detention of children of asylum-seekers was inconsistent with Australia's human rights obligations, and that long-term detention placed children "at high risk of serious mental harm".